VNeID Displays Divorced Individuals as 'Married', Causing Citizen Confusion
Vietnam's national ID app, VNeID, is reportedly displaying incorrect marital status for divorced individuals as 'married,' causing confusion and inconvenience for citizens in various procedures. Authorities attribute the issue to delays in data synchronization and are working on corrections.
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